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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS,
N PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERa
1898 pennsylvania syepuA Washington. Do
Stpe FxznuAg sspecialu' IA
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EOR RENT.Two VERY NICE COTTAGE DWELL
ings by OF before 18th Sept 6lS and $50 10th st
n all modern convenience and in FIRST class order
Ken. IL and ego per month Inquire 1T the houses
or 6So st. nv. ST. I'm
NOE RENT-NEw BRICK BAY WINDOW HOUSE.
Soo St: 10 large rooms all improvements: open
Hates rented before LIST Of September, $50
Owner. 9o3 st NV. SYST
TCoR RENT-llO6 ST n W. S-RooM BRICK.
Day window, all modern conyeniencies and nicely
pApered throughout Rent e35 30. Key IT $40 q ST.
NV. s2-3t'
EoR RENT-1s25 ST. NV: IL ROOMS; ALL
= modern improvements; excellent location; unfur-
premises. seq St
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For children who suffer with tender feet We
Offer
so doc. fine quality Ribbed Cashmere Hose.
with white cotton foot
Sizes-6 6H z ~ and 81
Price-4O As so SO so and IS
Note-The line of sizes in the three lots of La
dies Hose recently reduced Is yet unbroken.
lot from SO to 37k.
lot from 62k to so.
lot from 10 to 90.
(Main hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor IN audE ata w
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OPEN SATURDAYS Tn1 6 p. M.

THE "EARLY-CLOSING" SEASON
70 O'Clock evenings and / O'Clock Ssturdays)
having passed. we shall open at Am. and close
1t 6 pm.
We thank our customer and the public for
their liberal patronage in support Of this move
ment
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Property pacea for n, nj or saleis nperaIg
advertised free Of cost 60 the owner
TOT ist " Iroperty for sale. call send at ofhce
au22 X. o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and SITS a o.
EOk RENT-ll3l I'm ST y W NINE
rooms ESQ. 1909 18th At m. W, four rooms sec
9 9l, noor M l.; heat aud gas s25. Apply at i0os
i"'n 81. au26-2m
IroR RENT-ELEGANT BRICK DWELLING \ n
cor ia 81 aud Rhode Island ave. opposite tien.
Snci,unih JOHN T. BEAll. a CO.,
au-o-%hl 1921 + ST NV
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

LfOR RENT-NEAR F ST. CARS NV, ROOMS,
Il with without board steam heat, fine stable
quiet and convenient location; comforts of home.
Address WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. Star office
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-BEFORE OR BY SEPTEMBER 18th.
w in good location northwest, an or l0-room
House; prefer renting from owner direct describe
house fully stating terms Address ]. A. c.. go st
NV. sl-3ts
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NOR RENT-BY r. q. HOFFMAN.
EIfRNISHED

525 18th ST. or.....1o5
Sun Bulldog from 30 100
l.2o u st NV. office rms.
13ll + ST.. Sd door. 20
4ln la. ave, from 10 10 20
yJl u Il. "a W, IA floor y
Z Ia and r SITS. n. W. l0SlJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
pOlicR eOIlEf.

The following cases were disposed of
vest, rday:
Henry Clayton (colored), cruelty to
lis horse on the street. Fined SlO and
costs
John Smith and George Deyan, two
yagrants, were ordered to leave town IN
twenty-four hours
T. G. Lowry, drunk. Continued un-
til to-day,
Joseph Muller, assaulting and beating
Edward Dearheart. Fined S5 and costs.
Ben. Jacobs, trespassing on the pre-
misses of and threatening to assault
Martha Hurley, and Martha Hurley,
cursing and abusing B. Jacobs. Dis
missed on payment OF costs.
Herman j. Kinder, drunk and disor-
derlv Oh the street. Security required
for three months in the sum OF SlOC.
Harriet Haynes, stealing two pillows
of the value of SIG from Mollie Blank
enship. Dismissed.
John Mclean, William Brady, Sam
uel Anderson, and John Carwell, tramps.
Ordered to leave town in twenty-four
hours.
George Wallace, trespassing on the
premises of and cursing, abusing, and
threatening to assault Mary +. Wilson,
wife of David L. Wilson. Fined 81 and
costs.
Robert Owens (colored), fightingssd
creating a disturbance on the street
Fined S. and costs.
Nat. Moss, Arthur Harrison, and John
Dohertv. trespassing on the Crenshaw
warehouse. Dismissed.
Isaiah Jackson, fast riding on the
public street. Continued until Satur'
day morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
Personals and Briefs,

Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Schwartz, who
we're recently married in Baltimore, are
in this city.
Three hundYed and sixty-nine deeds
we're recorded in the clerk Office Of the
Chancesy Court last month.
During the month of March 81 mar
riage-licenses-1g white and Is col.
ored-were issued in this city.
Governor Lee yesterday removed the
political disabilities OF Henry Cole,
convicted in 1873 and s'nt TO the peni-
tentiary for petit larceny.
Charles W. Rex, ". ?. Clark, J. G.
Warmer, and George ~ Hnndley, Jr.
were each awarded beautiful gold
medal at the Pen-Art Hall writing
school Wednesday evening, it being
the closing OF the thirteenth session. A
number OF pupils received certificates
for proficiency.
The members of the Second Presby-
terian church held meeting in the
lecture-room night before last lDr.
Hoge presiding) and elected the follow
ing elders Howard Swjneford, Captain
Blair, Judge George l.. Christian, and
James Lyons. Jr. Captain Blair was
already an elder, but not an elder Of the
Second Presbyterian church. The
election for deacons was not held on
account Of the lateness Of the hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
MERCANTILE DISASTERS.
Failures During the First quarter
OF the Present Year.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
~ OF H.. ,

[By telegraph 10 inc DiepaNn'l
New YORK, March 3l.--The mer-
camille failures for the three months
ending with to-day are 1907 in num-
ber. against 9, 203 for the same quarter
of 1886. The liabilities for the
first quarter of the present year
are $50, l6l 900, against s29, 6Sl ,00o
for the corresponding quarter OF 1855.
The geographical distribution OF the
failures is somewhat unusual, the lia-
bilities in the Middle States amounting
TO sl2, coo, ,OO0, showing an increase OF
over S6, 600, coo as compared with 1856,
and in New York city the liabilities
for the first three months of 1887
were S5,O00,000 as compared with
$500, 600 in the corresponding quar-
ter of last year. In all other sections
of the country except the Middle States
the failures are much less in number aud
amount than in the average OF years
for the first quarter, and the total re-
suit is much less than in previous years.
In Canada the failures for the first
quarter Of 1887 are 393 in number, as
against $50 for the corresponding
quarter OF last year. The liabilities
for the quarter just closed are -, ,613,
COO, as compared with 3,s42,0o0 tar
the same period in 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
Manchester News.

During the month of March the
clerk of the Hastings Court admitted
20 record forty deeds and issued nine
marriage-licenses-three to white and
six to colored parties. Six of the mar
riages two white and four colored, took
place on Wednesday the 30th.
On Wednesday q white man named
Bishop, q resident of Chesterfield, was
before Justices Wells and Taylor,
charged with committing an assault
upon colored woman between Centra-
liza and Chester. He was sent on to
the grand jury.
A meeting Of the Manchester Home
Building and Loan Association, recently
chartered by Judge Hancock, will be
held at Lyceum Hall tonight. About
300 shares of stock have already been
subscribed for.
Manchester Lodge, No. IA, l. o. o.
f., will hold a meeting tomorrow
night. at which time Grand-Master
Peyton S. Coles will pay the lodge an
official visit.
The inclemency of the weather kept
many persons from attending the re-
vivai services at the different churches
last night. The meetings continue t.
grow in interest, and there have been q
goodly number of conversions this
week at both the Central Methodist
and Bainbridge-Street Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
LOST IN ARCTIC SEA.
The Sealing steamer Eagle Wreeked
with 250 Souls.
,By telegraph to The DIspa,ch.I

fk} tlcSItpn W Nv bi'poNhsl
ST. JOINS, n. f.. March 3l.--A re-
port has reached here OF the total loss
of the sealing steamer Eagle, with .
crew OF 25O men, on the shoals near
Funk island, off Bonayista bay. No
particulars of the disaster arc yet ut
hand. Debris consisting of deck-lad-
ders. forecastle deck, and cooking gear,
with the steamers name on It, have
been found on the ice. The supposi-
ton is that the steamers boiler ex-
ploded.
The reported loss OF the steamer Eagla
is confirmed by the discovery OF wreck
age ON Bonayista bay. The crew nun
bered 250 men, and there is nothing to
show that any one WAS saved. III }
steamer was lost on the shoals ned
Funk island. off Bonsvista bay. Thb
dybris. consisting Of deck-lalders, fore
castle deck, and cooking gear. with the
steamers name. We're found on the ice,
and the inhabitants are on the outlook
for bodies OF the drowned. The con
lition Of the wreckage leads to th
belief that the vessel WAS 10 ;
through a boiier-explosion. Most o :
Tie lost searoen lived in aud aboit
81. Johns, and the excitamcnt an .
grief heie are intense. Women an |
children are weeping at home or clam
oring az the telegraph and newspaper
Offices for further information. The
Fade was large sealing steamer. COM
mandod by Captain Jackman, and
owned by Mtssrs. Bowring Brother.
The captain is one Of the best md most
fuccossful commanders sailing out OF
New foundland ports, bnt it is said tl,e
steamers boilers were in such a conii-
ton that she should never have sailei.
I his was whispered gboutscon after she
sailed for the fisheries, and the report
that the wreckaPe indicates boiler-es-
plosion is taken as evidence that all on
board are lost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
Hupreme Court OF Appeals.

Johnson's executor against Citizens
Bank of Richmond. From Chancery
Court of Richmond. Reversed, Judge
Lacy delivering opinion.
Dangerfeld against Smith and ais.
From the Circuit Court of Essex county.
Reversed, Judge Fauntleroy delivering
opinion.
Bailey against Taylor and others.
From the Circuit Court of Westmore-
land county. Reversed, Judge Rich
ardson delivering opinion.
Barnum against Barnum. From the
Circuit Court of the city of Alexandria.
Affirmed, Judge Hinton delivering
opinion.
Forbes, assignee, against Winn. Dis
missed for failure to execute bond.
Fleming against Kelly. Decree to
be certified forthwith.
Bradley against Bradley. Petition
for rehearing filed.
City of Richmond against the Board
of Supervisors of Henrico county. Ar
gued by G. V. Meredith, ESD, for the
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
THE pRUnauRs' CONVENTION.
Preparations for This Body-Exeeu
tive-Committce Meeting
Tonight.

an iinportan. special meeting OF the
Virginia Division, Travellers Protec-
tive Association, will be held at Ford's
Hotel tonight ct s o'clock, and, as
this will be the last general meeting be-
fore the coming convention, much
business of local importance will be
transacted.
The committee who have been among
our merchants during the past few days
to solicit contributions to assist in en-
tertaining the members and visitors
who will attend the convention have
met with much encouragement and
financial assistance. Next week they
viii complete their labors, when it IS
hoped that those who have not already
been callcdupon will respond promptly.
The Richmond members desire 10
welcome and entertain their guests in
a manner crcditahle to our city and
people. and therefore il is asked that
cur public-spirited citizens will come
TO the front and let the drummer
boys receive royal welcome from our
reoplc generally. In all of the larger
cities where these travellers conven-
tions have been held they have always
been received with open hands, and are
looked upon as being the means OF
widely advertising these cities. Rich
mond should DO her duty in this mat
ter, and thereby avoid any reflection
upon her good name and enterprise
IRON present indications there will u,
about 200 members in attendance from
all parts of the State, besides delega
tions from Pennsylvania, Maryland
and North Carolina divisions, and the
National Association will be represent
cd by O. p. Pindell, of Xenia, o.. and
president of the National Division
Vice. President H. F. Poske, of Balti
more, Nd. ; and NJ. J. Pickering, OF
Philadelphia, national chairman of tho
Railroad Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
Civ Circuit Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday
Isch.anbure & Son ~. spratley HoTardd-,
vardict for fss24g. This was suit Tor soD'
damages growing out Of the defendants re.
tasine 10 receive a lot Of cabbage shipped oy
the niaintiffs because they were not ia sooi
condition Uhon they reached here.
commonwealth rs. The Atlantic ana panFils
Railroad Company. Motion docketod ani con-
Slater Myers & Co ~. NJ. w. Swain SJudS-
,nenf confes.sed for tl4S6S.
Preston Dclyin rs. s. Blair Norris. 'eriie'
for s2e5. =, ,...,,.. vara,c, 10,
&c c. r.. Marshall, Esq, qualified TO practice IN
'nss saiss % instituted: E. B. Taylor rs G. b. John
son for slC5T. p.uv r.,., fov ssoo
Kabert Wendenburg &c. Cornelius hoss sno
v,sc ma William Ferguson and vile TOT so.,. 70
Tbssnns seddon u.s. N. Rosenbaum Tor Wv
0v 9. @. snead =. Michael Kelly for 500 Acsi01
o. ssms ssasSS Ss. Rdwara Fasan for $780, Action o.
oes,nne rn,ns parvley a. James G. Smith for beins
,,,,ssn nv tne Attendants dog for B.ool
w ". q. Clements %. Michael Kelly ief wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01

rentaiives, moi necessarily bondhoiders, 70 Viz
gipla 20 negotiate scstlemont, or they would
welcome duly-Ruthorized commission which
my te cent 10 London by tho STATE with tn
object of arriving az Just agreement VITA
fh6meelvcs
When she desired cad Il accomplished tho
committee VIII bo really % withdraw their
nFcnfs ard representatives In Virginia. and VIII
Loyalty Cooperate with tho State In obtaining
ihe acceptance by all the creditors OF such
terms as may be agreed upon.
have heLonor 70 De, cir. your most obcdieni
sofvant, Il. PLEYDELL BoUvERrE.
Cfnifman Of tho C0nnciI ~ Foreign Bond
holderp and Chairman Of The Committee Of
Virginia Bondholders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
THE BRICKLAYERS.
Disagreement Between Them and
tic Rosses Not Yet Settled.

Early in March a circular was sent
to each Of the brick contractors Of Rich
uond end Manchester by Bricklayers'
Union, No. /, saying that from the
lst of April they would expect nine
hours to constitute days work,
with the same compensation which
tLey had been receiving for Il
day Of ten hours. The contractors
met and agreed TO take nine hours for
f. days work, but to pay only forty
cents per hour, as they had been doing
since the 1st Of April, 1886. 4 com
mittec was thsn appointed from the
union to meet the contractors, and a
conference was held, but neither side
being willing to yield, no compro-
mise settlement could be effected.
The bricklayers at their meeting last
Saturday night decided to work through
this week and to let their demands be-
gin from Monday, April 4th. Up to
this time no settlement has been
reached, and, as far as now appears,
there is no good reason for believing
that one viii be. Several bric&layerS
have already stopped work.
Most OF the contractors have very
LITTLE work on hand and say they car
very well afford to suspend operations
for a short while. There are a few,
however, who have contracts that may
give them trouble if there is anything
Ike n strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
BOLD ROBBERY.
An lxrRyss.xEssxssxI sEcT n m
CAB,
fAsn Bouad and Gagged, as4 TIE ~
Hobbsd- Details OF the
Affair.

Roxr, N. Y, March 3l.--A special
10 the Sentinel from Frankfort, N. T.,
says: Express Messenger Leske, Who
was robbed between Clark's Muls
and Frankfort last night, reached here
about midnight, and was able b have
his vound dressed. He was shot in the
upper part OF the right arm, the
ball passing around the shoulder,
causing an ugly wound. The doc
tors probed for the bullet bat
were unable 10 locate 1t. Leake en-.
dured the operation heroicslly without
chIoroform. He was weak from tho
shock and3ess of blood, but walked u
the station and took the train Tor
Albany. On his way home 70
Sharon Springs he stated 70
a reporter that soon after hrs
train left Clark's Mills . msh
entered his car through the side
door, which he showed back, saying s
he entered: Throw up your hands.
Leake did not realize for . moment
what was up, aud failed to comply with
the demand. The intruder theYtppQn
leyelled his revolver at ~ YnOssengvf
and shot him. Lcake fell ~ t9c
floor OF the car and his sssailant said !:
"Now. d--n you when ] tell you 70
hold up your hands again you'll do It
won't you ?" The assassin then bound
the hands and feet Of Leeke aud put
q gag in his mouth. One VI his legs the
robher tied 10 the safe. The desperate
then took the bunch OF keys from the
rocket Of the messenger and unlocked
The safe. which he rii.cd of its money
packages. The amount secured u be-
ieved to be between 800 and SSV.
The robber lett the car at the Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western rail-
road crossing. Before leaving the
car the robber said to Leake t:
"Damn you; il you say any.
thing about this III come back and k'li
YOU" The messenger replied " You
would not rob man and then kill him
too, would you," eyes, 1 wouli. y
said the robber, "a he left. Leake u.cd
10 free himself, but did not succee I'd:
Al Utica his car was opened and
he was freed from his uncomtortaS Die
position. At this place it was decid sd
| that he had better stop over and have
his wound attended 10. The messenger
saws his assailant was q large, strong
man. wearing mask that hung down
over his chest. His hsir was cut very
short at the back, and his hands were
callOused. hard, and dirty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01

WAsHIsGToS, March 8l.- Secretary
Whitney has approved the reportof the
Board appointed to select sites for the
two new dry-docks authorized by the
last Congress. The docks will be To-
Gated at the New York and Norfolk
nayy-yards, and viii be built by
contract on the general plan Of the
Simpson dry-docks. They viii be con-
structed of timber, and the dimensions
will be about as follows: Length, 4S5
feet width at top, l25 feet and width
AT bottom, GO feet. The amount Of
money available for their construction
IL sl,l00, 600. The New York dock
will cost more than the dock ut Nor
folk. owing TO the difficulty Of obtain
ing good foundation. A goo /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
CONTIGUOUS
DISEASES ARE PREVALENT ALL OVER TIL
WORLD.

lam native Of England, and while was IN
that country contracted terrible blood poison
and for twO years was under treaifn mt ~ an
outdoor pationt AZ Nottingham Hospital, Eng
land, but was rot cured. suffered N" mos.
arcn}ziDg rains in my bones and was covered
with sores all Oyor my body and limf5 hfi
vertigo and deafness. with partial lo9l Of sirh.,
severe pains In my head and eyes. etc.. which
renrly ran me crazy. | lost all hope in thA;
county and sailed for America, ana was treated
Al Roosevelt In this city, rs well as ~ pro'ri-
nent physician 81 New York having 10 connec-
ton with the hospitals. .
and determined 90 give IL q trial "a = last rc-
sort. had given up all horo of being cure i
as | had gone through the hands OF mo besl
uedical men in Nottingham and NeW ork
took eix bottles Of :. =. =. and can SOY, with
Great 3ov. that they have cured mo entirely.
am as sound aud well a. ever was in my He.
L. FRED. HALFORD.
NEW YORK CITY, June ~. 1895.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
Frank W. Chasnberlayne.

This gentleman, who though younS
man, is a veteran of the war with al
enyiable reputation for gallantry) and
an old merchant. is in business again 10,
himself. His firm Chamberlayne 4
Co.-have taken the stand No. 10 soutll
Thirteenth street, where they will Offer
to the public full lines of fine Liquors
and Cigars. They have an excellent
assortment of the best brands, aud thos'
who wish to buy pure, wholesome good
will do well to call upon them as they
can then be sure that their purchases
are exactly Whit they are represented
to be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
nichmsua Theatre.

Tonight the lovers of minstrelsy are
promised a treat, for McNish, johnson
4 Slayin give q performance at the
Theatre. They come heralded with
great praise, and are drawing crowded
houses wherever they have appeared.
Their entertainment is varied, aud
among their number are artists OF
ability in their several specialities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
April. 1857.

Accidents may happes, property will
burn, and men must die.
Provide for these unforeseen calami-
ties by securing policies in the large
and responsible companies represented
by George G. jefferson, General lnsu
rance Agent, ut his central and conye
niently- located office, No. ll06 Nam
street.
A message or Telephone No. 20 OF
postal-card will receive his prompt an
careful atteneion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
Frorn Ex.sepator Al. Daggett.

The Hon. Albert Daggett, writing
from the Senate chamber, Albany, New
York, says:
have used Allcock's Porous Plas-
ters for the past ten years with marked
results. have found them especially
effective when depleted and worn out
from weeks OF incessant labors in polti-
cal campaigns the application OF them
to my chest and spine gave me great
relief when my voice had become hoarse
and worn down from speaking in the
open sir. They seemed TO act as a tonic
to the whole system, curing the sore
ness consequent from over-exertion and
restoring the tone OF the system more
readily than any remedy have ever
found. / have also used them for rheu-
matism with very beneficial results.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
po,ice.Court statistics.

During the past month the Police
Justice disposed of 304 criminal cases
and tried no charges of ordinance vio-
lations. On criminal charges fifteen
persons were sent on TO the Hastings
Court for indictment by the grand jury.
Twenty we're convicted of misdemeanor
and twenty-nine were sent to jail in de-
fault Of surety for their good behavior.
Fines collected : City, S727.T5; State,
Sl54; costs, sl06.90. Total, s9Ss65.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01

foundation Of blue clay and gravel
can be obtained at Norfolk at
the depth of thirty-five feet. while o.
New York innumerable quicksa1ds ana
springs are found at similar depth,
necessitating heavy piling to obtain a
foundation capable Of supporting a yes
sci Of 6,0O0 to 10000 tons in weight.
The exact location in the yards OF the
two docks cannot be determined, but
borinQs will be made within . short
time to ascertain the nature OF the
foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
Men, a. for selling Liquor TO Minors

julius Kluber, keeper of saloon on
Sixth street between Marshall and Clay,
who was fined S25 in the Police Court
Wednesday morning for selling liquor
on Sunday. was before that court yes
teraay morning charged with selling
lignor to minors. There were several
youths under twents-one years Of age
summoned as witnesses, and the evil
dence was such that Justice Richardson
sent the accused on TO the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-01
Your Last Chance,

Is this is positively the last week OF
our "Great Closing Out Sale" we can
not impress you too strongly with the
importance OF supplying yourself with
Shoes Of most any description at prices
SO low that you cannot help but be in
clined to buy them, whether YOU need
them or not.
We shall occupy our New Store, 3i7
Broad street. on Tuesday, April 9Th.
Due notice will be given in the daily
papers as to the Line OF Goods we shall
keep. HELLEa & Co.